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1 почтовый штемпель
1) General subject: letter stamp, letter-stamp, postmark2) Economy: mail stamp, post stamp3) Polygraphy: postage indicium die plate, postage mark impression4) Business: postal stamp5) Makarov: postage mark -
2 отпечаток почтового штемпеля
Makarov: postage mark impressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отпечаток почтового штемпеля
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3 оттиск почтового штемпеля
Makarov: postage mark impressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > оттиск почтового штемпеля
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